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AWS introduces AI agent access for Amazon WorkSpaces Applications

Amazon Web Services said on July 7 it will launch a feature that lets AI agents access and run desktop applications through Amazon WorkSpaces Applications. It said agents can connect through a managed WorkSpaces environment to carry out tasks in desktop apps. Agents interact via a managed Model Context Protocol service endpoint, are authenticated through AWS Identity and Access Management, and activity is logged in AWS CloudTrail and Amazon CloudWatch for auditing and tracking.

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AI era puts focus on shift-left security to find and fix vulnerabilities during development

Amazon Web Services said high-performance AI is sharply cutting the time needed to find vulnerabilities and create attack code, increasing the number of flaws companies must address. It highlighted shift-left security, continuous verification and AI agent security. AWS described internal systems that protect infrastructure without customer involvement, and stressed automated reasoning to reduce hallucinations in security use cases. It also outlined its Security Agent and Continuum, while LG CNS shared results from adopting AWS Security Agent for automated penetration testing.

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AWS launches cloud virtual desktop dedicated to AI agents

Amazon Web Services has formally launched a cloud virtual desktop service dedicated to AI agents, Amazon WorkSpaces for Agents, The New Stack reported on June 30. After a public preview, AWS made the service available to general users. The service lets agents operate companies’ legacy desktop applications without separate integration development or system replacement. Agents connect via the Model Context Protocol, with access managed through AWS IAM and audit logs handled by AWS CloudTrail and Amazon CloudWatch.